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Monday, February 16

Blackmail

Nepotism does rise,
when you reorganize
your fouling little lies;

    "the cervical canal was breached"...
    I swear I will preach,
    unless you pay me thrice:
        Pay up, or die!

Blackmail by K. Saitta © 2015, A Walk In Verse

Saturday, February 14

Sad Farewell

Slain in a robbery,
a mother of two
living in poverty.
A sad farewell,
as it happened so soon,
on a bloody
valentines afternoon.

Sad Farewell by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Friday, February 13

Al Capone

If Al Capone is a thief, what is the government?

Al Capone by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Thursday, February 12

Reckless

Free speech is reckless when it doesn't enforce your agenda.

Reckless by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Wednesday, February 11

Neighbors

Encompassed by lunacy; forced into diplomacy; neighbors embrace with forgery.

Neighbors by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Tuesday, February 10

Target Practice

White
paper
printed black;
sniper pulls back:
targets are attacked;
no more color of black.
Civil forces complacent,
as they sat in adulation;
worshipping their marks on the paper,
where bullets pierced the images of men.

Target Practice by K. Saitta © 2015, A Walk In Verse

Comment

This poem was driven by an article I read a few days ago that upset me. I am writing this poem to help bring light to the issues of social injustice and bigotry we face in society.

Monday, February 9

Ordinary

A Buddhist priest
entered: Handsome,
shaved head,
clothes ordinary...Wow,
he talked about life!

Ordinary by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Sunday, February 8

Memories of Love

Memories of love
are not obtained by the fool
in search of romance;
they trust in relationships
built upon love at first sight.

Memories of Love by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Saturday, February 7

Steak Dinner

Outfitted for hell
his blasphemy did tell,
the story of his fate;

     He ate concentrate
     injected into his steak...
     causing injuries
     to his brain.

What a waste of steak!

Steak Dinner by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Friday, February 6

The Swim

I dove into a streamlet
not accounting its depth,
all of a sudden
     - SNAP -
my neck,
what the heck?

I regret this decision,
energised by a vision
     - to swim!

The Swim by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Thursday, February 5

What Comes From Love

All the evil from man comes from love.
Yet, it is not from above.
It is from his lust.
Pure disgust.
Greed.

He seeks that which he cannot speak of.
For he is about self-love.
It is from his lust.
Pure disgust.
Needs.

He is ice cold as the snow above.
Silencing your inner dove.
It is from his lust.
Pure disgust.
Bleed.

What Comes From Love by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Wednesday, February 4

Forgotten

Forgotten upon this sea of life
where perils enter in great strife;
time passes by and does not light,
as I drift without a dwelling in sight.

I lived, I loved, I became undone,
drifting as I can't outrun
the oceans of hostility -
that destroyed all my humanity.

I long for a day
where I can stay
upon a land
where a home does stand.

But until that time
I will drift like wind
upon the sea that never ends,
that defines my life with emptiness.

For I am a man without a home,
drifting upon this sea alone;
roaming, as I try to find,
yet, I wait…

Forgotten by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Tuesday, February 3

Coming Undone

Coming undone gardening,
my wife caught me harboring
a flower to her dislike.

Now my marriage ends
like all wedding trends,
in financial strife.

What would be the reaction,
if she caught me in action
with my bike?

Coming Undone by K. Saitta © 2014, A Walk In Verse

Sunday, February 1

The Two Fools

The bastard and the bully
were one of a kind truly;
a match ... made in heaven.

For she would abuse
with the tip of her tongue,
as he would treat her as dung.

Ten years in they played in sin,
and in grief they lived their lives;
using sex to bring their demise.

Then one day, in the middle of May
the bullets entered their brains;
She a shotgun and he an AK,
together they lay where they played.

So in the end, their game did extend
right into the bottom of their grave.

The Two Fools by K. Saitta © 2015, A Walk In Verse